would» May Be Worth»
coming Boon.
MOUTH. Mass. 0111.17.»~A hint
d on not yet revealed was giv-
he State at the continuation 1)!
lat for mu1der. or Mrs. Jennie
Hinton today.
is had to do with a typewritten
Went alleged to have disappear-
‘ pm the Eaton home litter the
1 o the defendant's husband,Rear
, ml Joseph G. Eaton, who died, it
11111111011111. Ainsworth, the younger of
Mn: Hilton's two danghters by an
:earlier marriage. was on the stand
'11 11 her testimony was interrupted
as a conference of District Attorney
.. Mar and William A. Morse, attor-
hey‘f‘or the defense, with Judge Aiken.
The conference ended. teh prosecutor
. ed Dorothy what 'she‘knew of such
1, almper. The defense‘objected, where-
Is '* The Time
it“ have your painting and papenhang-
'In'3 done. Our experienced men can
, it to your satisfaction. The
prices are exceedingly low. Esti-
yutes cheerfully given. Special low
prices or paints and wall paper.
.1C0HEN;
Water St. Tel. 342- 13
«F-
Coal! Coall
Ceall
, Buy a very high grade of Wilkes-
;Barre Coal of William When,
.In street, East Norwallr. Try a bushel
wand you will buy a ton,
cl. 441.
31.5.1150 am paying lo a 111. for rags
feather, beds etc.
Hair Mattresses
R" NDVATED
Upholstering and Repairing of An-:
firm: and Modern Furniture.
Awnings, Slip Covers and Mattresses
Made to Order
It will pay you to let us estimate
on your work.
«NA. KOHN
Phone 336-1 45 North Main St
birth
devotee
lions of .
diso carrl' laser
been ill uBt
received a .
Iiiill for the g
Norwnik and
issued tb'
it is also .
l'iii‘ l'lll‘tl‘il
Hillt‘ltfi cs 1
that the WAIN 8']
thing is )RWALK
lion. or“
The How
well is
delved
11.13111 [3U Y
«iiazelton
Coal
the it. liershiirld 811 lion ()1).
. in
291 122 WATER s'r.
LRow-. '
and best prices for rubbers, inelals,1
1
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1
1
ordinance" in question. Mr. Morse
replied that he had learned at its ex
‘ietence only thin morning. The mat- 1-
ter was hot pressed. but Mr. Burke
said he hoped t3 introduce the paper
later. .
Following the admiral's death.
probate which left his property to the
widow and'his stepdaughter-s, but so '
far as known a second will was not .
found.
The continued testimony of the six- _
teen-year -.oid girl was a sto1y of 11
house divided . against itself. Her
mother and stepfather quarroled frev
quently. she said, a particular bone of ,
contention being the attentions paid
to the witness' sister, June. by a man
seventy years of age. '
Before the testimony was begun the
court asked the witness to removeher
hat and a veil. The girl crossed the
room to her mother and the latter as-i
isisted her, .at the same time smiling
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and patting her daughter's cheeksu
Then the girl told of friction in the
Special Goods Sales
at Price Revolutions
1S1. ’10 Gold Plated S ectncies 75c
1% Gold- filled E ye (i asses ..... $2. 00
$4 Gold tilled Spectacles ...... $2.00
Eye Lenses Fitted each 50c to $1.00
Prescriptions carefully Filled 1
{Different Kinds Thermometers 50c up
110151.— class Barometer ...... $3.00 up
Nowhere can you get your repairs
done better. 1
Chains and 11011 (‘huins ..... 25c up
lSolid Scaii Pius ............ 50a up
lSolid Cuff liutlons ......... one up
;\1'ory Nice Clocks $1.00 to $15.00
ltiood Alarm Clerks 110111 $100 to $10
ENiclrel Watches from . .$1.00 to $4.50
{Siiior Watr’hcs lion) . $.4. 50 to $8.0
Gold iillcd \‘ :iiclhos .............. l
$7. $8, $12, $15, $20, $24
i
iWaltham. Elgin, Standard, Swim, Etc. 1
l
Tel. 441. :Charles Brand,p
155 Washington St. South Norwaiim
. OppOsiie Hoyt's Theatre—Upstairs. l
l WATCH FOR THE NAME. '
l \\ 0111 w-ulihes 11nd clocks, old gold
;.1i1d sili'wi taken at highest «price i111
chrbango in inning now goods.
1AUTOMOBILES
1 1011 1111111
DAV OR NIGHT.
CALL D. TRAVIS
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g PHONE 1440.
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Be Prepared
for‘ the cold weather and gel,
COOK srove with a Guarantee,
M.L.ROSEN
15 ELY AVE., SOUTH NORWALK
ll
-; PHONE 722-12
' Sell Your Junk .
' Before the Cold Weather Comesi
~ I pay the Highest Prices iorl
Rubber Tircs, Metals and Feather
Beds. re a in. for Rags. 25c per
100 for Newspapers, 35c per 100
:for Magazines.
1G. Yourdisky
Dunne 012. 27 Ely Ave. 811) Norwalk.
«mvm. a...“
iDon’ t Be Hastv
I11 buying ll‘ii'itNi’i‘UltiC. inspect the
line lips that we are showing nl 1111
minoiy low prices.
M. GUTKOWSKY
At the Former Auditorium Building,
1 87 NORTH MAIN STREET.
1, We buy soroiulduiud Furniture.
Wimmrraamsaa
Even a Dollar
11111115111111.1111 every pay envelope and?
”emailed in '
a ..
search was made for a will alleged to’ 2,
have been made by the admiral after -'
the date borne by the will filed for --
1.3.1
home andof Mrs. Eaton’s attempts to
have her husband committed to an in-
sane asylum. Mrs. Eaton questioned
the admirnl's sanity because she 11i-
ieged he dabbled in dangerous drugs.
The admiral, then witness said, always
treated his wife well, even who'll be
was ”somewiultt intoxicated. ” She told
of visits to the home by Daniel H.
Ainsworth, of Chicago, from whom
her mother was divorced a few months
before she married the admiral. 11nd
of trips made by the defendant to Chi-
cago and Washington. "
According to the witness, June sided
with he; mother in the family (mar
role, and had much influence over Mrs
Eaton. The defendant. she said, at
times taunted the admiral with being
a lunatic and he jokingly rcicired to
their home as “the lunatic asylum"
He some times used this address in
letters and on postcards addicasod to
his wife.
The State asked several questions
intended to establish the improbabii
lty that the admiral committed sui
chic, and drew from Dorothy the slate
incnt that he had planned to go to 11
U.“s111ohcr" at liocklnud on the Tuesday
which followed his death.
WILSON FAMlLY REUNITED.
resident’s Wife and Daughter Return
to Washington from Cornish, N. H.
\NAS H 1 Nil TON, ()L't. l7.~w President
:‘Wilson arose today while the morning
Isun nus struggling to poop
through
low hanging 1111111111 and before 7
The Real Truth On Cost
Of Lumber
' mixes the J
tail; of some manufacturers of substitutes look exceedingly
amateurish. Like jewelry there’s a heap of difference in
grades. If you buy a 14 kt. gold ring you pay a 14 kt. price
and if you buy clear lumber you naturally expect to pay the
price for specially selected stock-end in either case you
' trust a lot to the dealer you patronize. It’s worth your time
to know these differences in lumber, especially when you
can learn it from us for the asking.
lhe Hatch 1111 Bailey Company
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
"'r
.1
a
.“A
o'clock was on his way to the Union
Station to welcomeMrs. Wilson and
his daughters, the Misses Margaret
and Eleanor, who returned from the
Wilson summer home in Cornish, N. ii.
Mrs. Wilson and the daughters, pie
tures of health, stepped Joli the train
to the arms of the president. The par
ty was taken quickly through the Dl‘i‘
voile waiting rooms set aside for the
chief executives of the Nation, and to
the White House automobile. None
but the Secret Service and the station
oliicials seemed to be aware of the
passage of the distinguished party, so
quietly was it affected.
Arrived at the White House, Presi-
dent Wilson and his family sat down
to a substantial breakfast. Miss Jes-
sie Wilson was the only on absent
from the circle. it was said she had
remained in the East to visit with
friends for a few days.
In the baggage of the family were
thirteen trunks, forty boxes, 11:1 ice-
cream freezer. a barrel of "callus" all
pics, and the presidents lmtteiod Di
0 long sleeves.
Leading Dry 60063 Store
Tristram and Hyatt
Gazette Building, Norwalk
'1‘11 may “"5””
Q” Eloy!"
VESTS, PANTS AND COMBINATION SUITS.
In light, medium and heavy weight.
25¢ 11) $2.50.
All styles of necks, and short medium and
cycle. The latter looked as though it
had seen sevcic soivlcc ()1111' the New
Hampshire roads.
HORSES, WOMEN AND CHiLDREN.
Most of the servants who had been best Decoration Day. in addition to
utt‘m'nish, I\'. 11., have returned to the
White House in advance of the mis-
tress ol‘ the dxccutiw ‘muuslou. Mrs.
Wilson will 117111 1101' 111111.411 in ordi-r
when she uiidm'lukcs lil‘i‘ inspection
tour.
the custouuii'y purudcs of (‘il’ll \\'ul‘
\l‘ll'l‘iiill‘i, there \\'(‘l‘t‘, in many cities,
liili'iilltls of \1'orh»hoi'st's in which many
of the horses were blue, rod nud yol-
lou ribbons. badges ulvon by local hu-
mane societies in recognition of the
cure and merciful treatment given the
WW be“ in ”it! best horaos by their owners. Such parades
typified tho einzuu'iiniiion of the de-
A good adv.
paper.
Our
is at your disposal by settling your bills in Small
payments your
H. Krieger 8. Co
'._\"‘. 1. . .
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A Very Important Sale For
Tomorrow and Monday .
Special Sport Coats
We have placed on Sale 11. 'very
choice lot of the popular
port Ceats
made of all wool Scotch Mixtures.
shadow plaids-1,. All Wool Chin-
chillas in leading high colors at
9.50
These costs are worth $12.25,
$15.00 and $161.00.
Charge System
obligations do not become burdem
i
ooiismnptlre
lwhlrli is carried on by 511111 vullrhi—
:‘ genius and discriminuliu; 11401111115
,illn
. lilnlll‘d
.‘ ii'uuilzu illlii,
be 91.111111111111111 Savings Ban
1'1'1.1"--~*‘
.u
:n‘.u,’-ru.-'j
. «1 tr‘ a one satisfactory sum byChrhwdmo '
MMWM a Year.
.Wn.'~1-..J..,
W‘.‘Q‘¢4 S'é
801118.
Charge Accounts in All Departments.
i'onsolcss horse'l‘i'om 1b»:- overloading.
tho lashing, tho. cumin; and rouL'h
troutmout prevalent not. many years
no.1). 'i‘lio propaganda osmium cruelty
to horses has burn so wifurtlx'o that
now not only or» most drivers humane
in their 1111111111111” of 1111-51-1 faithful
servants, but :1 annulus pride is 111111311
by owners in horpiiii': tinir bolt-Hes
slcolrcrulod, with nearly 1111111110
pianos and tails. supm'b‘g' harnessed
to llundsoum truths and, 111111111 nil.
:iticquutly nourished
Formerly drivers S1lltl that ting-:1
must. work their horse-1 to 11111 limit 111‘
every 01111111) (1i horsopou'vi' or that,
competitors would distance them by;
doing iiut otpol'iour-e has. 111-111011-3
slmtcd that u. inurcii'uily treated borer
is an economic udvuntuuc,
though more, work may 1141 11111111111111.
for a. brief spui'c from it hurd-drivou
horse. his earlier dearth l'iillS suroiyl
in business loss There is now .1l
growing l111ndonty among those wlho
own and use mukhorsos in dire 0111
age cruelly,
Si).
because,
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Employers of women and «bildron‘
in factory and sweat-shop are just
beginning to sue the some light. "En
iorprisors“ have explained that ihl'y
must drive. thin‘bloodmi. hoiimv-oymi,
women to 111111111, and em-
ploy children not lilili‘ll more than
weaned, but-111.15.. of tha- lloroo and ob
torly merciless. competition between
n11111ufacturcrs; but tin» idea is armi-
uuiiy Kldillilu; ground that such (llllii‘és
are on ovoiinniic liiislulm and alto-
gether too 11111151181110 to indulge in.
The propaganda against illnHi‘ things.
i
li‘i'
11'113111' it".
it) l'ui‘i'o ilw public 111‘
“the puwri); of i.11;r.:1rllal
1111mm: iisvli‘ toll, in llw house 111‘
lllvos” through iniw'ilun-rhlduu Kil‘.‘
1111-1111; 11111111311111 from 1111' ¥\\'l‘ill1lillli|!,l
plum: 1h. inn-5.111111 coupler, is 11111 lulu l
iiy of tin» pui't'hu-mor iiu1nuullurliu1s:
1111- sunlilul llilll niliniului. l1 «luliliiml
in bubull‘ oi the human \H‘flls‘llilll. is
it loo murb'lo 11111111, risks The .lmll’uul'
of the \11 ‘ltilll \ludliui lssnvlullnn. E
111111 the 1111 rworiu'd woman and child
21.11:. i':1'
"1 1' . " ’11.111111'.1::1l1i\1'11l1‘111-’
l l 1.1 Will Sill llli
Wild. H‘i‘ill-ii‘i'i“, lilziti 11. 111. \l-
lliuuizh iwul‘ly 11 durum Morita 1114111111111
.\1111111'11~1111 Consumer‘s
much
311.113: 11 1111
("r’
this
bu: today. the Illurhot
than on yvutvrduy'u slump
dim-1'. in u mujul'lly 11f
smuli. ibu1ril‘mlu'vi,
ronvllllu; lilmiisclvvs,
11nd
111111111
Will"!
of idiom hundred shares; droppml 11
point to 117. Canadian 1111111111; 111111 11.’
llnois Control rounded i M.
halted.
!
yesterdoy’s close.
1..
costs was completed largo. operators bo-
. on tho. uptrun.
died at lllv
J E.
,ihp Stud
new low primes for the prurient 11111111.:
11111111 in 11111 first l‘1-w 1111111111111 111' trad"
Willi uli'liilivl‘.
ill":
were,
frnrfui of 1131115:
cautious.
Union Par-lilo, on on initial transaction:
An 111-:
ouiry from the shorts developed as the l
list moved off. and the decline was;
Union Pacific made up hell's
its loss and flooding rose 1,13 above,
WALL STREET. Noonwiiivldences
gun to work for '11 rally upon the tbo~
ory that such a. movement was justly
lied by the 1‘Xt0lii of the decline. in
spite of lllt’ irony} r~:l"lllliill§0 in 111:”:
hot vuluos recently, 11.11 sizable dc»
round from ili\'t'1~:lors~' bu< boon $111111»
latcd, it was said by commission
houses, and the buying 5111.1. 111) prirufa
the result of professional initiative,
with ('i)\‘1i‘iiil: of short couii acts 111-111»-
sldorablo lil(‘llli'. Trading innuuishvd
linins of 11. point or .511
were esliiblisiicd in «1111111111 the 11111111.
i111 issurs. inciudin; \111.1i;.11111'..111=u,
Houdini: 11'111 51111.11. Hoods 1-111'1) may.
Sentinel Want 1101's, will introduce
some people to each oils-r today who.
ought to have huown mob other years
ago.
lllliili llill illlilliili
Anna Predcnnick.
lire, Anna i‘rcuvnuick_ uho he'l-
bocn in failing; iwsith for some limo.
111111111 of her brother, N.
of Westporl, yosio'rduy, ‘iu
lit‘l‘ 111511. is).
Spun-or 113' lli'ldizvpurl is u .~:.i~tv1' of 1b.»
Kirk,
111211' 111‘ Airs.
roused.
Veteran Tyrrell.
Rinaldo ll. 'l‘yrrcil, aged snipern'vn
yours, died ill. the Soidlors' Home, in
Noroton, yoslrrday. 'l‘hv W‘lillililH Wt’i‘tl
lulu-11 l1) itridpvporl. this morning,
where burial will be much.
The woman woo renes upon Benn.
nel Want Advortlsciients in secure
the household help has 11 little time
m- Min-av ’ 'Il-H
\\l\iill 81111111111 Want,
to hit .1s1i1-d-ro"i11..
Housewives
Adm 1111 1111111:
icr position!"
Overcoat
Weathe
is horn and also our
“Bt'njnmiii”
Overcome.
t Snappy paitcrns, made in
various up to the minute
styles. in chrviots. tlll‘illfllll-
his and sheilauds.
$18.01,) to Elf-311.1111.
"Cloihcrsit" $12.00 11) 3.35.110
it
1
Joseph Davis
.5 WAIHINO‘TON STREET.
Smith Norwelk', Coon.
We have the new Anoha,
another Arrow Collar, 14‘
change, :1 for 251:.w
of an oversold condition were appw‘
rent today. Karly setting was due in
large part to closing out of impaired
margin sooonnls. ind whén' this pro}
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